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In recent years, the entrepreneurship trend has intensified, especially under the impact of the pandemic, many people have begun to re-examine their career development. In this context, Henrik Werdelin founded a startup studio called Audos, aiming to use artificial intelligence technology to help ordinary people realize their entrepreneurial dreams. His goal is to incubate 100,000 new companies per year, rather than just dozens as in his previous experience with Prehype. Audos is based in New York, and Werdelin is working with his partner Nic

OpenAI Deepens Collaboration with the US Government. The leading artificial intelligence company, OpenAI, has recently signed a $200 million contract with the US Department of Defense to explore practical applications of artificial intelligence in administrative management and security tasks. This one-year pilot project will be implemented by the newly established 'OpenAI for Government' department and marks further expansion of the company's collaboration with the government.

The US Department of Defense (DoD) has reached a pilot project contract worth up to $200 million with the artificial intelligence company OpenAI, aimed at developing 'advanced AI' capabilities. However, the specific details of the cooperation are not yet clear. This news was disclosed in the new contract announcement from the Department of Defense on Monday. Of the total contract amount, OpenAI will immediately receive $2 million, with the remaining funds to be paid later. Source note: The image is generated by AI, and the AI image authorization service Midjourney is used. According to the Department of Defense's announcement, this contract will...

Finnish fintech company Aibidia has recently secured $28 million in Series B funding. This capital will be used to expand its AI-driven tax technology platform into the US market. The round was led by Activant, with participation from existing investors DN Capital, FPV, and Icebreaker.vc, marking an important step for Aibidia as it extends advanced tax compliance and transfer pricing solutions to global businesses.

According to a deep analysis of Mary Meeker's latest AI trend report, the world's largest tech companies are investing in AI research and development and capital expenditure on an unprecedented scale and speed. The report points out that over the past two decades, capital expenditures in the technology industry have been continuously increasing, initially for storing and accessing data, then for distributing and scaling, and now mainly focusing on computing and intelligence. This AI trend report highlights that by 2023, AI has evolved from a research function into an important capital expenditure project. The six major U.S. companies...

During the keynote speech at Snowflake Summit 2025, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman pointed out that more and more companies are beginning to view AI agents as entry-level employees. Altman stated that the focus of many employees' work has shifted to assigning tasks to AI agents, evaluating the quality of their results, integrating work content, and providing feedback. This working model is very similar to managing entry-level employees. Image source note: The image was generated by AI.

As the Class of 2025 graduates prepare to enter the workforce, internet companies are actively engaging in a fierce "talent war." Companies such as Tencent, Didi, Meituan, and Baidu are launching large-scale recruitment plans, particularly focusing on setting up internship positions to offer more opportunities to fresh graduates. Recently, Qiao Zijiang, a junior student from Xi'an University of Posts and Telecommunications, successfully joined Tencent, becoming one of the witnesses to this competition. Image source note: The image is generated by AI, and the image licensing service provider is Midjourney. In April this year, Tencent announced that it would add 28,000 new jobs within the next three years.

According to TechPolicy, the U.S. House of Representatives narrowly passed a bill called HR1 with 215 votes in favor and 214 votes against. The bill will ban any state in the United States from regulating artificial intelligence (AI) within the next ten years. This decision means that no laws or regulations regarding AI models, AI systems, or automated decision-making systems can be implemented by any state or its related political institutions within the next decade. The passage of this bill is favorable for many tech giants such as Microsoft, OpenAI, Google, and Amazon.

Apple has quietly removed the 'Available Now' tag from its Apple Intelligence webpage. This follows a National Advertising Division (NAD) announcement stating that Apple's AI advertising was misleading. The removal suggests a response to the NAD's concerns regarding Apple's marketing claims.